Qatar Stock Exchange gained for the second day, lifted by telecom, industrials and insurance stocks; but faced resistance to break the 10,000 level.
Real estate and industrials stocks drove the Qatar Stock Exchange below the 10,400 mark.
The Qatar Stock Exchange was largely flat yesterday despite strong selling in consumer goods, transport and industrials counters.
Industrials and real estate stocks witnessed higher profit booking pressure to drive the Qatar Stock Exchange down 28 points; but overall it managed to stay above the 10,400 mark.
The Qatar Stock Exchange on Wednesday snapped a two-day bull run to close 28 points lower, but remained above the 10,400 mark, mainly dragged by industrials, consumer goods, transport and realty stocks.
The Qatar Stock Exchange on Sunday edged down two points, despite stronger selling in the insurance, industrials and telecom counters.
The Qatar Stock Exchange on Sunday opened the week on a strong note as its key index gained 23 points, mainly lifted by industrials and real estate stocks.
Qatar Stock Exchange on Sunday opened the week on a stronger note and its key index inched near the 11,200 mark, mainly lifted by banking and industrials segments.
The Qatar Stock Exchange was back in the negative turf on Thursday as its key index lost 51 points, mainly dragged by an across-the-board selling, particularly in industrials, insurance and banking stocks.
Qatar Stock Exchange continued to be under bearish spell for the second straight session, albeit at lower levels, mainly dragged by realty and industrials.
Qatar Stock Exchange on Wednesday surpassed the 9,900 mark, largely reflecting the positive sentiments in the global oil front where crude hit the eight-month high of more than $52 a barrel.
Stronger selling, especially in the real estate and industrials stocks, dragged the Qatar Stock Exchange 96 points to settle below the 10,100 mark.
